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STEM, business, and industry-specific professional development courses

26,000+ learners benefit from GTPE’s offerings

Overview

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Overview

Overview

We offer training courses in a variety of STEM, business, leadership, and industry-specific subject areas for both degree and non-degree programs. Offerings include short courses and open online classes in more than 15 subject areas leading to continuing education units (CEUs) and course or program completion certificates. Whether you are upgrading your skill set, sharpening your expertise, or future-proofing your career, what you learn in a GTPE continuing education course can be applied to your job or your life immediately.

Classroom

Classroom

We offer courses and programs in a variety of science, technology, engineering, and other specialized topic areas. Most in-classroom sessions take place at Georgia Tech’s Global Learning Center in Atlanta’s Tech Square or at Georgia Tech-Savannah. Some courses and programs are also offered at venues across the country, or at partner locations worldwide. You will learn from Georgia Tech faculty and instructors who are among the most accomplished educators, researchers, and subject matter experts in their fields.

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Online

Tap into Georgia Tech's expertise and resources even if you can't attend classes on campus. Choose from our selection of online courses in STEM, business and leadership, and special interest subjects. Learn on your own terms and your own pace. Develop new skills, earn career-boosting credentials, and expand your professional network. Online learning at Georgia Tech is thriving, and the Institute continues to be a leader in high-quality, affordable, and accessible online education.

Open Online

Open Online

Open Online learning options provide a flexible and often cost-effective way to update skills and gain new credentials from anywhere in the world. These online courses that are available to anyone, anywhere, at no cost, to online degree programs that are offered at a fraction of the cost of campus programs, Georgia Tech has partnered with leading providers of online learning platforms to deliver many of our world-class programs to learners around the globe. Receive world-class instruction in topics ranging from engineering to computing to ESL and more. Explore the options, and seize this opportunity to learn from Georgia Tech's expert faculty.

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Course Offerings

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The 24-hour hazmat technician is a specialized role that requires specialized training. In this course, you will learn the basic knowledge and techniques required for personnel responding proactively to hazardous material spills in an industrial setting. The curriculum covers what the...

The 50001 Certified Practitioner in Energy Management Systems (50001 CP EnMS) provides critical technical assistance to industrial and commercial facilities that want to implement an energy management system that conforms to ISO 50001. The 50001 CP EnMS has the expertise to assist organizations...

The 50001 Certified Practitioner in Energy Management Systems (50001 CP EnMS) provides critical technical assistance to industrial and commercial facilities that want to implement an energy management system that conforms to ISO 50001. The 50001 CP EnMS has the expertise to assist organizations...

Are you looking to expand your knowledge of adaptive arrays? In this Adaptive Arrays: Algorithms, Architectures and Applications course, you will study in-depth adaptive signal processing algorithms and digital beamforming architectures that can be applied to any type of sensor array, with...

Additive Manufacturing as a Secondary Process provides a comprehensive overview of the way in which manufacturers can use additive manufacturing (AM) as a secondary or indirect process. AM methods can make a variety of tooling, such as molds and patterns, for use in several different casting,...

When a person experiences sudden cardiac arrest, the first four to eight minutes are the most critical for starting effective treatment. You will learn techniques for providing basic life support, including victim assessment, airway management, and one-person adult CPR. Use of an Automated...

Kinetics is the study of forces acting on these bodies and how it affects their motion. This course is an advanced study of bodies in motion as applied to engineering systems and structures. You will study the dynamics of rigid bodies in 3D motion, consisting of both the kinematics and kinetics...

The Advanced Hazmat School course incorporates two of our most popular specialist-level courses: Atmospheric Hazards and Air Sampling and Decontamination Specialist. Upon completion of the weeklong course, you will receive a certificate for the Advanced Hazmat School reflecting the two...

Understanding the ins and outs of the spreadsheet program Microsoft Excel is an incredibly valuable skill as a business professional. In the Advanced Microsoft Excel course, you will grow your knowledge above and beyond the average skill level of most users and learn how to use the program in...

Experience the joys of advanced diving in this pool and classroom course that will teach you about areas such as underwater navigation, deep diving, search and salvage basics, precision buoyancy control, dive planning, and more. You’ll walk away with not only more knowledge about diving, but...

Many employers who are required to comply with OSHA’s 1910.119 Process Safety Management standard have received basic training in OSHA’s Process Safety Management Standard, but are not fully aware of the advanced methods of process safety utilized throughout the world in the proper management of...

This course provides learners with an understanding of concepts related to the collection and analysis of radar signals. Topics include an overview of the collection process, collection system architectures, tactical actions, and analysis of radar signals. You'll gain an understanding of key...

This course provides a more mathematically rigorous exploration of electronic warfare (EW) concepts as compared to the Basic EW course. In this advanced-level course, you will review advances in radio-frequency sensors of threat weapon systems, focusing on radar systems advances that degrade...

Developing a high-performance safety culture requires much more than programs and regulatory compliance. In this course, you will gain a deeper understanding of the impact of organizational culture on safety performance and how to implement leading-edge safety systems. The knowledge gained from...

The Advanced ScrumMaster course defines the skills needed by an Agile coach and explores the essential skills needed to raise your level of expertise as a practicing ScrumMaster. These skills are core to the ScrumMaster role but are also needed by team members, product owners, and others who...

This one-day course will provide an opportunity for both general industry and construction businesses to learn about and explore the available strategies for workplace air monitoring. In this succinct, facilitated, and interactive course, gain the knowledge you need to conduct an air-monitoring...

Active Electronically Scanned Arrays (AESAs) are becoming commonplace in airborne radar systems and present a new set of opportunities and challenges to the system engineer. This course will provide an overview of airborne AESA radar systems focusing on AESA theory, technology, and practical...

This three-day course covers one of the most challenging problems faced by the electronic-warfare (EW) community: the integration of various electronic warfare systems, such as radar warning receivers, jammers, decoys, missile warning sensors, and other aircraft avionics systems. You'll begin...

An Acquirer’s and Supplier’s Guide to Success Using Systems Engineering (DEF 4543P)

An Acquirer's and Supplier's Guide to Success Using Systems Engineering equips leaders with an understanding of how to use systems engineering to master the proposal process for complex systems for both acquirers and suppliers, thereby establishing the foundation for success over the system or...

This course covers the gamut of antenna engineering topics. You will explore the theory and practice of antenna engineering, including over 85 popular antenna types, applications, and electromagnetic properties, from basic to state-of-the-art. You will study a wide spectrum of frequencies, from...

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Frequently Asked Questions

Policies and Procedures

Access (ADA)

The Georgia Tech Global Learning center is compliant under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Any individual who requires accommodation for participation in any course offered by GTPE should contact us prior to the start of the course.

Assessment

Courses that are part of certificate programs include a required assessment. Passing criteria is determined by the instructor and is provided to learners at the start of the course.

Attendance

CEUs are awarded to participants who attend a minimum of 80% of the scheduled class time.

Citizenship

Georgia Tech’s Office of Research Security and Compliance requires citizenship information be maintained for those participating in most GTPE courses. Citizenship information is obtained directly from the learner at the time of registration and is maintained in the Georgia Tech Student System.

Course Cancellations

GTPE reserves the right to substitute instructors, change course dates and locations, or cancel a course due to insufficient enrollment or unforeseen events. If GTPE cancels a course, participants will be notified via email or phone and will be given the option for a full refund or to transfer their registration and any fees paid to another course. It is the responsibility of the student to pay any difference in price, if applicable, when a transfer is made. GTPE is not responsible for nonrefundable plane tickets, hotel and rental car deposits, nor any other expenses incurred.

Data Collection and Storage

Participants in GTPE courses are required to complete an online profile that meets the requirements of Georgia Tech Research Security. Information collected is maintained in the Georgia Tech Student System. The following data elements are considered directory information and are collected from each participant as part of the registration and profile setup process:

Full legal name

Email address

Shipping address

Company name

This data is not published in Georgia Tech’s online directory system and therefore is not currently available to the general public. GTPE data is not sold or provided to external entities.

Sensitive Data
The following data elements, if in the Georgia Tech Student Systems, are consider sensitive information and are only available to Georgia Tech employees with a business need-to-know:

Georgia Tech ID

Date of birth

Citizenship

Gender

Ethnicity

Religious preferences

Social security numbers

Registration information

Class schedules

Attendance records

Academic history

Inclement Weather

GTPE instructors and participants shall refer to the Georgia Tech website in the event of inclement weather. Please be advised that if campus is closed for any reasons, all classroom courses are also cancelled.

Program Completion

GTPE certificates of program completion consist of a prescribed number of required and elective courses offered and completed at Georgia Tech within a consecutive six-year period. Exceptions, such as requests for substitutions or credit for prior education, can be requested through the petition form. Exceptions cannot be guaranteed.

Refunds

Withdrawals
Classroom courses
To receive a full refund, you must submit a withdrawal request 10 or more business days prior to the course start date. Final course grade will be a W.

Online courses
To receive a full refund, you must submit a withdrawal request prior to the course start date and have not previously accessed the course. Final course grad will be a W.

Substitutions
Course substitutions are allowed if for the same course and requested two or more business days prior to the start of the course. All substitution requests must be submitted via the GTPE Substitution Form. Substitutions cannot be guaranteed for classified, restricted, or approval-required courses.

Transfers
Course transfers are allowed if requested 10 or more business days prior to the start of the course. All transfer requests must be submitted via the GTPE Transfer Form.

Smoking & Tobacco

Georgia Tech is a tobacco-free and smoke-free campus. The use of cigarettes, cigars, pipes, all forms of smokeless tobacco, and any other smoking devices that use tobacco are strictly prohibited. There are no designated smoking areas on campus.

Special Discounts

Courses that are eligible for special discounts will be noted accordingly on the course page. Only one coupon code can be entered during the checkout process and cannot be redeemed after checkout is complete. If you have already registered and forgot to use your coupon code, you can request an eligible refund. GTPE will cancel any transaction where a coupon was misused or ineligible. If you are unsure if you can use your coupon code, please check with the course administrator.

GTPE does not have a program for senior citizens. However, Georgia Tech offers a 62 or Older Program for Georgia residents who are 62 or older and are interested in taking for credit courses. This program does not pay for noncredit professional education courses. Visit the Georgia Tech Undergraduate Admissions page for more information on the undergraduate program and Georgia Tech Graduate Admissions page for more information on the graduate program.

Group Registrations

How do I register my group?

There is no special process or form to register your group. All interested learners must create and manage their own individual profiles, accounts, and registrations.

Provide an accepted payment method to complete the order (credit card, third party credit card holder, or one accepted payment document).

*Carts will remain active for 14 days, but seats are not held until the transaction is complete.

How do I apply for a group discount?

Courses that offer group discounts will display the discount code on the course page. Your employees will use the code during the registration process and cart totals will adjust accordingly. Group discounts can only be used if three or more employees from the company attend the same course and only one coupon code can be use per shopping cart.

If you have already registered and forgot to use your coupon code, you can request an eligible refund.

What are the accepted payment documents if I am unable to pay by credit card?

Accepted payment documents must be uploaded during the registration process. They include:

A company purchase order (PO or SF182)

A letter of authorization on company letterhead

A corporate education application/voucher

What are the requirements for payment documents?

Name of company and physical address

Name of employee(s) approved for training

Document number (SF-182 documents: Section C, Box 4)

Billing address (SF-182 documents: Section C, Box 6)

Course title and course dates

Maximum disbursement amount (billing amount)

Expiration date (if applicable)

Authorized signature(s)

Payment terms less than or equal to net 30

The employee can print of a copy of their shopping cart to submit if required for payment documents. The cart will remain active for 14 days, but the seat will not held until registration and payment is complete.

Registrations cannot be processed without payment. If your employee is concerned about losing a seat in a class because of internal company processes, we suggest that they go ahead and register and pay with a personal or corporate credit card and seek reimbursement.

Who can I contact for assistance?

If you need assistance with your group registration or have questions on how to start the process, please feel free to contact us at 404-385-3501 or peregistration@gatech.edu.

Individual Registrations

Where are your courses held?

Most GTPE classroom courses are held at the Georgia Tech Global Learning Center (GLC). Any courses that are held elsewhere will be clearly marked on the course page. Get information on parking, directions, and transportation to the GLC.

Do you provide overnight guest rooms?

We do not provide overnight rooms. However, accommodations can be made at the Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center, adjacent to us. Additional hotels can be found within walking distance. Get more information on accommodations.

What if I need to transfer to another course?

Learners may transfer to another course of equal or greater cost if notification is made at least 10 business days prior to the original course start date. The course to which one transfers must already be scheduled.

When should I register for a course?

We recommend you register for courses as early as possible. Session details will indicate when there is less than five reamining seats in a particular session.

How can I make updates to my contact information?

Updates to your company, address, email, phone, and passwords can be made directly on the GTPE website. Name changes and citizenship changes must be submitted to the GTPE Registrar’s Office.

Provide an accepted payment method to complete the order (credit card, third party credit card holder, or one accepted payment document).

*Carts will remain active for 14 days, but seats are not held until the transaction is complete.

Do you accept walk-in registrations?

Walk-in registrations are accepted based on space availability but are not guaranteed for any courses.

Do you offer special discounts?

If available, discounts will display on the course page or will be automatically applied during the purchase process. Only one coupon code should be entered during the checkout process and will be validated by the system if applicable to items in your cart. If you have already registered and forgot to use your coupon code, you can request an eligible refund.

GTPE does not have a discount program for senior citizens. However, Georgia Tech offers a 62 or Older Program for Georgia residents who are 62 or older and are interested in taking for credit courses. This program does not pay for noncredit professional education courses. Visit the Georgia Tech Undergraduate Admissions page for more information on the undergraduate program and the Georgia Tech Graduate Admissions page for more information on the graduate program.

What professional education programs are eligible for veteran education benefits?

The following GTPE programs are eligible for veteran education benefits:

GTPE does not have a program for senior citizens. However, Georgia Tech offers a 62 or Older Program for Georgia residents who are 62 or older and are interested in taking for credit courses. This program does not pay for noncredit professional education courses. Visit the Georgia Tech Undergraduate Admissions page for more information on the undergraduate program and the Georgia Tech Graduate Admissions page for more information on the graduate program.

What happens if my course is cancelled?

In the event of a cancellation, we will provide you with a full refund or transfer to an equivalent course.

Do I need a student visa to take a course?

Short courses (1-5 days) and conferences do not require a student visa. A B-2 Tourist Visa, along with a copy of your registration confirmation email and a copy of your completed web registration order page, should suffice.

If participation in a course is employment related, with immediate departure from the U.S., then a B-1 Temporary Business Visa will be required.

We encourage you to contact your U.S. Consulate or Embassy to determine visa eligibility. Full refunds will be provided to participants who are unable to obtain an entry visa and contact our office prior to the start of the course.

English as a Second Language students should contact the Language Institute for admission and visa requirements.

Do you provide letters of invitations or immigration documents for student visas?

We do not issue letters of invitation and cannot provide immigration documents for the issuance of a student visa. Full refunds will be provided to participants who are unable to obtain an entry visa and contact our office prior to the start of the course.

Who can I contact for assistance?

If you need assistance with your group registration or have questions on how to start the process, please feel free to contact us at 404-385-3501 or peregistration@gatech.edu.

Payments

What payment methods do you accept?

Full payment is due at time of registration. Accepted payment methods include:

Will participants be issued a 1098-T tax form for courses taken at GTPE?

GTPE cannot issue 1098-T tax forms. If you have a payment history need for tax purposes, we are happy to provide you with receipts of payment. Please submit your requires to peregistration@gatech.edu. Be sure to include your full legal name and Georgia Tech ID which can be found within your GTPE profile.

Withdrawals, Substitutions, and Transfers

How do I withdrawal for a course?

Classroom courses
To receive a full refund, you must submit a withdrawal request 10 or more business days prior to the course start date. Final course grade will be a W.

Online courses
To receive a full refund, you must submit a withdrawal request prior to the course start date and have not previously accessed the course. Final course grad will be a W.

I can no longer attend a course. Can I send a substitute in my place?

Course substitutions are allowed if for the same course and requested two or more business days prior to the start of the course. All substitution requests must be submitted via the GTPE Substitution Form. Substitutions cannot be guaranteed for classified, restricted, or approval-required courses.

Can I transfer my registration to another course?

Course transfers are allowed if requested 10 or more business days prior to the start of the course. All transfer requests must be submitted via the GTPE Transfer Form.

Certificates, Transcripts, and Credits

Are your CEUs accredited?

GTPE’s use of CEU follows accepted criteria and guidelines established by the Georgia Board of Regents which follows international standards such as The International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET).

Do you provide transcripts or certificates for Professional Development Hours or Professional Development Units?

GTPE does not issue transcripts or certificates with Professional Develop Hours (PDH) or Professional Development Units (PDU), but the crosswalk here is provided for reference.

Upon successful completion of most GTPE courses (80% minimum attendance and a passing grade in courses that require an assessment), you may receive a certificate indicating the number of CEUs earned. Certificate issuance exceptions include courses with outstanding credentialing entities (i.e. OSHA or PADI).

How do I request a transcript of my CEUs?

CEUs earned are recorded in the attendee’s name and will appear on a GTPE transcript. All transcripts must be requested by the attendee via the transcript request form. Requests are typically processed within three business days.

How do I petition for a program certificate audit?

For an audit of your transcript for progress toward completion of a certificate, please complete the transcript request form. GTPE courses do not provide academic or degree credit. Georgia Tech academic or degree credit is only available to matriculated students taking courses that meet degree requirements.

What requirements are required by my state and association?

For specific information on state licensing or credit requirements, please contact your state licensing board. If you are seeking certification through a professional association, please review the specific requirements with that association.

4. Click on the Request approval button next to the section you wish to attend.

5. Follow the instructions on the approval form, upload required documents, and submit.

You will receive a notification email from the Georgia Tech OSHA Training Institute Education Center within 3-5 business days. If approved, you will be able to register and pay for the course by clicking on the link in the notification email (you must be logged into the GTPE website).

Requirements and approval instructions, if applicable, display on each course page under the Requirements & Materials tab.

I know there are courses that require a copy of the parts of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). How do I purchase the right code?

If it is required in order to take the course, you will be given the opportunity to add it as an item during the checkout process. If purchased from Georgia Tech, our manual will be distributed during the check-in process on the first day of the course.

It is not required that you purchase the manual from Georgia Tech, so you can purchase it through other methods (U.S. Government Bookstore), but must have the manual with you on the first day of the course.

How do I know which courses require books?

Each course page has a Requirements & Materials section. All requirements for the course will be provided there.

Do I need to provide identification when I check in for an OSHA course?

A driver’s license is required in order to enter any OSHA classroom.

Will I get some sort of certificate when I complete an OSHA course?

Georgia Tech's OSHA Training Institute Education Center distributes OSHA and HAZ certificates by mail or on the last day of class.

No, these courses are not taught at Georgia Tech. You may contact the Georgia Tech OSHA Outreach Training Institute Education Center for a list of trainers in your area by calling 404-407-7345, select option 5, and leave a detailed voicemail message.

Five years of construction safety experience (a college degree in occupational safety and health, a Certified Safety Professional (CSP), or Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) designation, in the applicable training area, may be substituted for two years of experience)

Five years of construction safety experience (a college degree in occupational safety and health, a Certified Safety Professional (CSP), or Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) designation, in the applicable training area, may be substituted for two years of experience)

Registration permits are granted by the Georgia Tech OSHA Training Institute Education Center Office. Please contact them at 404-407-7345 for more details.

I understand there are required prerequisites and work experience for the trainer courses. How can I request an exception?

Exceptions for prerequisites and work experience cannot be granted.

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